Which decade has the most Civfanatics?

[hsy]

1991, and exactly 21 years after China launched its first satellite.

 

[Padma]

<grumble>Young whippersnappers! </grumble>

(94% of the respondents are younger than me. )

 

[Bushface]

So what ? 99.9675% are younger than I am.

 

[bestrfcplayer]

1995 baby! I'm 14 and going on strong.....

 

[bestrfcplayer]

Wait... do we seriously have 10-year-olds on here, or did people just vote that as a joke?

And I thought at 14, I was one of the youngest on this form. Guess I was wrong....

What do you think?

It could be possible....

 

[-FC-Commando]

wow some real old civ players here. Some even have seen the pyramids being built.

 

[vhhawk]

wow some real old civ players here. Some even have seen the pyramids being built.

Do you mean the Egyptian pyramids, or the Mayan pyramids?

 

[kiwitt]

1962 ... great year.

Good to know older bugga's than me are still playing too!!!

 

[Padma]

So what ? 99.9675% are younger than I am.

Okay, Bushface, I'll give you that one.

 

[DMOC]

To posters above:

It is very probable to have players younger than 10. I joined my first internet forum at the age of 9, for instance. I then had a little hiatus and then joined more at 15,16.

 

[Lemon Merchant]

I don't even remember being ten.

 

[bestbrian]

I don't even remember being ten.

I am a Ten.

 

[Pikkis]

The 90's here.

 

[cardgame]

I don't even remember being ten.

Me neither, not really, and I'm 16!

 

[bestbrian]

Me neither, not really, and I'm 16!

Time to put the bong down, Spicoli.

 

[vhhawk]

I don't even remember being ten.

10: walking down the railroad track behind the house barefoot, trading pennies for burnished copper on the steel rails, the smell of creosote rising in the June sun. The dirt road in the summer, the horses in the pasture, the clearing of centipedegrass that was so quiet all you could think of was the smell of sap rising in the pines around you. 10.

 

[Afforess]

I don't even remember being ten.

I do. That was when I stayed up late at night playing Civ2. The Civ2 WWII scenario was hard!

 

[bestbrian]

10: walking down the railroad track behind the house barefoot, trading pennies for burnished copper on the steel rails, the smell of creosote rising in the June sun. The dirt road in the summer, the horses in the pasture, the clearing of centipedegrass that was so quiet all you could think of was the smell of sap rising in the pines around you. 10.

Living on a houseboat at the end of finger dock in the middle of the river. In the Winter the river would freeze over several feet thick, and some mornings I would ice skate to school if my Mom wasn't there to stop me. Other times I'd hitch a ride with guys racing their ice boats. During recess and after school we'd go back into the marshes and pretend we were Star Wars characters (I always got to be Han Solo), or a pickup game of footbal/baseball (whichever the season was). I made money cleaning boats and picking up trash in the marina where we lived. Most of it went to Mom to pay the bills, but I always held back a couple of dollars to buy some candy (Chunky) and comic books at the shop next to the library. Good times.

 

[NBAfan]

I do. That was when I stayed up late at night playing Civ2. The Civ2 WWII scenario was hard!

Same here, even though I did not know what I was doing, Civ 2 was a blast! I am 16.

 

[cardgame]

I do. That was when I stayed up late at night playing Civ2. The Civ2 WWII scenario was hard!

Same here, even though I did not know what I was doing, Civ 2 was a blast! I am 16.

Let's have a pary, because I was doing the same exact thing and am also 16!